based on what I'm reading here you would advocate giving up before you even got 
started

granted its a fine line but most people give up when they're nearly there

kind of like the old saying
its allways darkest before the dawn

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From:  Ed Leafe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subj:  [OT] No, Bush is the new Keating
Date:  Mon Jan 15, 2007 7:34 am
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http://welcome-to-pottersville.blogspot.com/2007/01/paul-krugman- 
texas-strategy
( -or- http://tinyurl.com/yzdwkw )

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Hundreds of news articles and opinion pieces have described President  
Bush’s decision to escalate the Iraq war as a “Hail Mary pass.”

But that’s the wrong metaphor.

Mr. Bush isn’t Roger Staubach, trying to pull out a win for the  
Dallas Cowboys. He’s Charles Keating, using other people’s money to  
keep Lincoln Savings going long after it should have been shut down —  
and squandering the life savings of thousands of investors, not to  
mention billions in taxpayer dollars, along the way.

The parallel is actually quite exact. During the savings and loan  
scandal of the 1980s, people like Mr. Keating kept failed banks going  
by faking financial success. Mr. Bush has kept a failed war going by  
faking military success.

The “surge” is just another stalling tactic, designed to buy more time.
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-- Ed Leafe
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